Nigeria’s August Revenue Allocation Signals Resilience Amid Fiscal Adjustments
Nigeria’s federal, state, and local governments collectively shared ₦1.2 trillion in August 2024, marking a noticeable reduction of ₦155 billion from the previous
Angola’s Agricultural Boom: A 12% Surge in Production Drives Economic Growth and Reduces Import Dependency
Angola’s economy is demonstrating tangible growth, with the agricultural sector leading the charge in 2024. According to recent government data, agricultural production has
Phuthi Mahanyele-Dabengwa, from Soweto to the highest levels of corporate leadership
A Legacy of Leadership, Empowerment, and Transformation Phuthi Mahanyele-Dabengwa is one of Africa’s most influential business leaders, currently serving as the CEO of
Dr. Clifton R. Wharton, Jr. the first African American CEO
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Dahomey Film Confronts Colonial Looting and Historical Amnesia
Dahomey, the award-winning documentary by Mati Diop, imagines the voices of royal treasures looted from West Africa by European colonizers and returned only recently to
Capital Of Sudan’s North Darfur Region Reduced to Rubble – Report
A new report has confirmed “unprecedented” fighting in El Fasher, the capital of North Darfur, between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and Rapid
U.S. Military Strategy in Africa Remains ‘Partnership-Centric’
The head of the U.S.-Africa military command (AFRICOM), Marine Corps General Michael Langley, has said his government’s approach to the region – at
Infighting Threatens Fragile Peace In Ethiopia’s Tigray Region
Internal rivalries within the Tigray People Liberation Front (TPLF) are reported to be jeopardizing the stability of the region and impeding recovery efforts. Despite the
Liberian Govt Seeks Weah’s Help In Bid For UN Seat
Foreign Minister Sara Beysolow has requested the assistance of former president George M. Weah in the government’s bid to secure a non-permanent member
West African Junta States to Launch New Passport
Three West African countries, Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger, run by military juntas will be launching new biometric passports as part of their withdrawal from
